wiitire

The act of retiring from playing wii sports.
It does not have to be a permament retirement, but after alot of playing, you get bored and stop for a few days.

Man, after becoming a wii tennis pro, im ready to wiitire.

by hitthe57 September 22, 2007

Wiithritis

The stiffness and sore muscles you get when playing continuous hours of Wii. Symptoms include stiff shoulders, pain in the wrist/elbow, and the inability to unclench your fingers from the familar "wii grip position".

"I've been taking Tylenol to curb the pain of my Wiithritis"

by JH JN TN April 14, 2008

wikitrip

The act of spending long amounts of time reading several articles on Wikipedia or other Wiki sites. Usually the act starts with the reader reading an article they intended to read, then following links to other articles within the first article. The wikitrips can last for hours, and usually spans several various topics.

"Last night I went on Wikipedia to look up stuff for my research paper on Argentina, then I followed links until I eventually was reading about the minors characters of the Star Wars movies. It was a super long wikitrip."

by DFSM November 29, 2006

Wimitaunyae

A magical bird god from "King of the Hill" in the episode "Order of the Straight Arrow"

"Wimitaunyae!" "Wimitaunyae!"

King of the hill is on my hill!

by namino neitou sama August 28, 2007

fuck wiith

exactly like "fuck with," but this is used when the two people talking are playing Wii.

Pronounced: fuck we-ith

*Bruce and Drew are playing Wii*

Bruce: So I went on a date with that one chick.
Drew: Dude! Don't fuck wiith me!

by NoMSG September 29, 2010

skibita wibita

When you cant understand what someone said to you

(either because the other party is foreign, or because you havent brushed up your urban dictionary skills)

You make the statement "skibita wibita"

pronounced: Skeb-it-uh wib-it-uh

example 1:
Man 1 "Howd a gwon do dat a me?"

Man 2 "skibita wibita?"

by DutchMaster Scott July 20, 2006

Wikitrek

Following Wikipedia links through a diverse series of topics, usually winding up on a subject matter unrelated to the starting article.

I looked up Napoleon on Wikipedia, then spent all night on a wikitrek till I got to an article on arsenic.

by Joe Newberry February 23, 2009